Retirement
Why You Should Wait Until 2026 to Claim Social Security (Even If You’re 66)
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
Strategic timing is one of the most effective ways to give yourself a raise in retirement.
The Anti-Florida Movement: Where Retirees Are Heading Instead
Kendall Blythe on December 21, 2025
What could possibly be better than a villa in The Villages?
When $50 Costs You $500: The Coming Social Security ‘Income Cliff’
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 19, 2025
Follow these steps to protect your benefits from an unnecessary 2026 tax bill.
Why Boring Bond ETFs Are the Surprise Portfolio Winner for 2026
Kendall Blythe on December 23, 2025
As the 2025 growth rally cools, fixed income exchange traded funds are emerging as the premier tool for protecting gains and capturing steady yields in a shifting economy.
Social Security Says You Owe Thousands — and Just Days to Pay. Here’s What to Do.
MTN Staff on December 17, 2025
A Pennsylvania grandmother’s case shows why you need to act fast if you get one of these letters.
Too Many Medicare Patients Get These Unnecessary Surgeries That ‘Carry Grave Risks,’ Watchdog Warns
MTN Staff on December 15, 2025
Find out which hospitals have the worst track records for overusing these “low-value care” procedures.
What to Look for in an Estate Planning Lawyer: 5 Key Questions
Contributor on December 15, 2025
Finding the right estate planning attorney can make all the difference in protecting your assets and ensuring your wishes are honored.
They Planned to Retire With $1.2 Million at 65. But at 60, They Divorced and Sold Their Home. A Year Later, Their Lives Were Very Different.
Kendall Blythe on December 14, 2025
An amicable 50/50 split may seem fair in a gray divorce. But unexpected life events can shift that balance quickly.
Gen X Is at a Crossroads After Retirement ‘Snuck Up’ on Them — 7 Ways They Are Coping
MTN Staff on December 11, 2025
The retirement clock is ticking on this generation. Can they catch up?
88-Year-Old Has a $1.7 Million Retirement Fund After Losing Everything to Medical Costs — His Story Is Nothing Short of Remarkable
Kendall Blythe on December 9, 2025
A lot can happen in a week. TikTok changed this man’s life.
Older Americans Who Own This Asset Have Higher Hopes of Retiring on Time — but There’s Bad News, Too
MTN Staff on December 10, 2025
A survey finds a mixture of good and bad news as older Americans look ahead to retirement.
Too Poor to Stop Working, Too Old for Job Security: The Harsh Reality of Many Older Americans Today
Kendall Blythe on December 4, 2025
You cannot predict the future, but you can prepare for it. The sooner you start, the safer you’ll feel.
One Generation Saved $7,783 for Retirement Last Year. How Do You Compare With Your Peers?
MTN Staff on December 3, 2025
The data reveals stark disparities that could threaten the financial future of millions of Americans.
Use This Year-End Retirement Checklist to Prep for a Happy and Secure 2026
Kathleen Coxwell on December 2, 2025
If you didn’t meet your goals this year, now’s the time to plan for improvements in the new year.
Suze Orman on the Consequences of Not Dying Young. Will Your Social Security Benefits Still Support You If You’re Alive and Kicking at 85?
Kendall Blythe on December 2, 2025
Old advice for soon-to-be retirees. Don’t be tempted to collect early.
40% of Retirees Work After Taking Social Security — Here’s the Tax Trap Many Don’t See Coming
MTN Staff on November 27, 2025
Your expectations of what retirement really looks like may need to shift.
Here’s the Average American’s Retirement Account Balance in 2025. How Does Yours Compare?
Chris Kissell on November 25, 2025
How does the growth of your individual retirement account — or your 401(k) or 403(b) plan — stack up?
10 Money Moves From 10 Finance Pros for a 10-Year Retirement Plan
Kendall Blythe on November 20, 2025
The countdown is on and the next decade will fly by. Be ready.
New Bill Would Boost Social Security Benefits Temporarily. Here’s How It Would Work.
Chris Kissell on November 20, 2025
Democrats in Congress want to increase Social Security and other benefits until July 2026.
7 Money Moves Retirees Should Avoid at the End of the Year, According to Financial Experts
Chris Kissell on November 20, 2025
Financial experts warn against these critical year-end mistakes that could cost retirees thousands.
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